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DeepSeek teams up with Huawei to beef up Ascend chip programming tools

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Chinese AI lab DeepSeek is using TileLang, an open-source programming model developed by Microsoft researchers, to optimize its compilers for use on Huawei hardware.

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Chinese lab taps Microsoft's TileLang in push for simpler AI programming DeepSeek, China's answer to OpenAI, has teamed up with Huawei to develop programming tools for its Ascend chips. Reuters cites a post on DeepSeek's WeChat account confirming the partnership, with tools used to develop on Huawei's Ascend line, including compilers and related libraries, to be open-sourced. The programming infrastructure is specially designed for Huawei hardware, including the Ascend 950 chip – the successor to its 910C AI chip – with the pair believed to have worked on a "supernode" iteration that sees 128 Ascend 950s connected. DeepSeek's decision to create optimized programming tools for developing on Huawei hardware follows prior claims that users in China criticized its CUDA alternative, dubbed CANN, with reports that some of its own staff called it "difficult and unstable to use." In addition to optimizing its own compilers for use on Huawei hardware, DeepSeek has thrown its weight behind TileLang , an open-source composable tiled programming model developed by Microsoft researchers that works similarly to Nvidia's CUDA Tile . The Chinese lab's post on WeChat suggests TileLang provides "a simpler programming model" than CUDA. "To build a new ​generation of independent, self-controlled GPU software ecosystems, the ​first ⁠priority is establishing a high-level language that is...

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